Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-12
RAMONA:

German. ..........I Nv. A. W Ism L b.
Frank West 81 !: T; Ana5ews ~
Greenbaum. IL tenchley. .......1 I.
Homer G. Katz r. VI. P. Moran Il. f.
BY mutual consent, Walker and
Andrews of Eld"ratlo PaIl"r, Sa"
Francisco, we're allow. Il t play with
the Ea'uunas. Constable Ell Smith
was chosen umpire, and Ben f. Lew
is sewer. Ramona Won the toss and
cent 10 An, elrs to the hat Hinniaan
t. ok up the ash d as Walker genlly
waited a ball towards him. struck vi
ciously at it and tanned the wind
one strike. Again the sphere came
sailing towards him and this time Il
resoun,ling whack was heard, and the
ksll mea,alered towards d ] Vale,
who made u wild run for it. hut il
passed him an | Hannigan reached
LIST safely. Clancy went to the bat
with Il deterrpin ttion to rake a hit
but fame the air three times. anil
az E.tu illo's Timers went into his
mouth, the result o. hot ball, lancy
reached lit and Hannigan scored,
having stolen around upper ei>ed.
George Estudillo struck fly 10 Mo-
ran that his ed through his whi-k-
ers and enabled EstudiIlo to reach
second; German brought him home
with a safe hit. West struck Il
mighty blow at one OF Walkers
curves ard managed to reach first.
H,ugh followed and got base on
strikes, while German scored and
West went to third. Norton famed
the air and WAS put out at first.
Greenbaum sent "a little one rolling 70
first base and died. katz ,tepped to
the bat and famed the atmosrhere
three times hut reached
first on huff by the cat,.hpL,
fr I'm there his short legs flew over the
ground to third, where safe hit hy
III lnnigan brought him home. lancy
attempted to distinguish iliii,soif. hit
died OH first. The side went ont with
four runs TO it's credit. The Ramonas
went t" the bat with Estudillo strik
ing. He managed to catch on to
Clancy'scurves and covered the initial
In fine style Walker tonk his place
ut the rat and sent fly out tn The
left field that was z are ullv muffed
and Estu lilo went to tn ri. Tue
mighty Del Valle stepped to the bat
amid the plaudits of the onlU,kers
and called for low ball. He got u
high one, but struck at it in-t the
same one strike. TIE next time the
ball wandered off and caroned ON the
umpire. Clancy was getil: hit.
Again mel Vale struck at the H.. II and
hit it; away he few to first, Will, two
or three frlders tuinbled over each
other in their efforts to get the Mll.
Wilson went to the bat, and D. Vale
made long slide from second to
third. Pitcher Clancy, afrai | t. rust
the third basemtn, started after Del
Valle with the ball, but fe over him,
and H'Mgh, the third baseman, fell
over them. When the dust Of battle
had cleared away Del Vale had the
base in his arms. anil was sale. He
scored OH hit by Wilson. Andre Nc
got to first on a passed ball,
aud reached home on Machado'A
powerful hit to the right field. Can
ten went to the bat and famed the
air three times. and Will. the catcher
was dancing II hornpipe the result Of
= collision with the ball, reached the
initial.
Berchley brought Wilson and
Canton home by u powerful strike.
Moran, he OF tn long whi-ke-s sent
= fly out into the field that was nicely
mutfed, and Wilson and Bercliley
&C red Estuelillo, Del Vale and
Walker were then put out in one, two,
three order. and the side retired with
10 runs to its ere lit. Ramona sto X
went up a''ove par and Captain Del
Valle Looked happy.
Los Angeles was whitewashed in
the next inning and Ramona made
one tidy.
Del Vale filed the pitchers box
this inning and attempted down.
ward shoot The b Ill shot down and
encountered the bat held by Geo.
Eta lilo AMI Wan tered off to Mnan
who chased it over the pl wed ground,
returning it 10 the pitcher VII -
Estu lilo reach d third. Lei '. 10
was bltted hard III this inning. b.,
Angeles making runs, kamonas
made one in the next AMI retired.
Los Angeles stepped to the bat and
tied he score, it standing II to IL.
1t stool this way until the 9Th innin5,
when Los Angeles ma 10 2 an
Ralnona made two in their half, the
score now standing IA to IA. The
ninth inning opened with kdlz at the
bat, who waited ball III Del
Wales direction, that sailed
over his head notwi h,tanding
his frantic jump to reach it. lthcy
made "a fine hit to Moran, who failed
+, stop it, while kaiz scored. Green
baum brous ht Clancy home and the
SIDE retire with two runs. Ramona
went to the It and Moran sent u fly
out in the right field to Kaiz, who
nuifed it. While Moran flew away
to LIST, Del Vale sent hot liner out
in e left field and started after No
ran, chasing INN to third, Fay, who
took Bercnley's place. knocked foul
to Hanui gan behind the bat and went
oft. Wheeler, who took Walkers
pl zee, he being disabled, brou Int Del
Valle and Moran home, but died OH
second. Bench ey and Wilson scored,
making the score stand, Los Angeles.
Is; Rautoria, IS. Andrews and Ma
chado struck out, and the game ended
in favor OF Ramona by two tallies.
The Los Angeles boys were not sat
isfied with the result, and will chal-
lenge Ramona to another game.
Smith, the umpire. was relieved by
W. i. Carlisle, who displayed signal
ability in his position, calling ball
strike and strike ball, but gave SAL
iSfaclion nevertheless.
NOTES.
Ten-Thousand- Dollar Del Vale can
play ball.
V. j. Rowan, the weight,
didn't materialize.
Clancy and Hannigan, the battery
for Los Angeles, were great team
to make errors.
Berchley, OF the Kankoo, played
great ball.
Canter is the great change pitcher.
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